7000 series DDL702CACBW Facial recognition smart door lock
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7000 series DDL702CACBW Facial recognition smart door lock
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With touch-free convenience
As you approach the Philips DDL702-FVP-7HWS lock within 1 meter*, it triggers the radar sensor and awakens the facial recognition module. The dual-front cameras simulate human eye imaging, capturing three-dimensional facial features automatically. This enables effective identification of images, videos, makeup, and more, making face unlocking effortless and eliminating the need for manual door opening.
Allowing remote monitoring while away
Once the DDL702-FVP-7HWS connects to the network and links with the Home Access App, your phone receives doorbell notifications, entry logs, and lock anomaly alerts via pop-up messages. This allows you to easily keep an eye on your home's entrance from anywhere, offering you peace of mind.
Secure your home with reliable online check
When a visitor rings the doorbell, the door lock promptly notifies the App. By accepting the voice call, you can engage in a two-way voice conversation with the visitor and view your doorstep remotely. Additionally, the door viewer automatically captures photos or records videos when the doorbell is pressed. Even if you don't answer immediately, you can always review visitor information in the message history.
Clear images even in the night
The DDL702-FVP-7HWS features a 165° wide-angle camera and 4 low-power infrared lights, providing both day and night vision modes. In low- light conditions, the infrared lights activate automatically, enabling facial recognition within a 2-meter range from the lock and ensuring clear facial features.
Encrypted data is less likely to be lost
With our cloud storage service, the DDL702-FVP-7HWS securely uploads captured and recorded information to the cloud server in an encrypted manner. Even in the event of lock malfunction or damage, the information uploaded to the cloud server remains intact, allowing you to access it anytime through the App.
Your instant house guarding assistant
Equipped with a radar sensor, the door viewer of Philips DDL702-FVP-7HWS automatically performs motion tracking and sends instant alerts with captured/recorded information to the App when someone moves around the door from less than 1 meter* away, allowing you to effortlessly monitor your doorway and prevent security risks.
Automatic locking upon closing
Compared to the ordinary mechanical locks, Philips DDL702-FVP-7HWS integrates a mechanical electronic mortise. Once the assistant bolt is triggered, it automatically detects the door lock status. If the door lock is detected as closed, an external motor will engage and complete the locking of the dead bolt within 10 seconds*, ensuring enhanced security and convenience.
Say goodbye to the security anxiety
Complete security protection matters for every family. With anti-dismantling, system lock, and loitering detection, the Philips DDL702-FVP-7HWS sends real-time alerts to your phone, ensuring the safety of your home at all times.
Clearer view of the doorway
By simply pressing the display button on the 4-inch LCD display integrated in the indoor assembly, it allows you to view visitors and the outdoor situation without opening the door when you're at home. No need for a traditional door viewer, making it more convenient for both the elderly and children to use. You can also adjust the screen's brightness and sleep mode timeouts via the App.
Ideal for the whole family
Our smart door lock provides five unlocking methods, including facial recognition, fingerprint, PIN codes, key tags, and mechanical keys, to meet the needs of different users, especially the elderly and children.
Turn to unlock Instantly
Our smart door lock is equipped with a quick-open handle on the indoor assembly. In case of an emergency causing the lock's electronic functions to fail, it won't hinder the door from opening. Just turn the handle to unlock, ensuring user safety.
